MF1445 Nickel Fiber (Ni)

Nickel Fiber Description:

Nickel Fiber is a new type of functional and hi-tech product developed recently. Except for common metals characteristics, electric and heat conductivity, high strength, and corrosion & hi-temperature resistance, Nickel Fiber has the flexibility and ability to be spun of the synthetic fiber. With these features, Nickel Fiber is widely used in the industries such as aerospace, aviation, petrochemical, textile, electronics, machinery, and environmental protection.

Nickel Fiber Specification: 

Nickel Fiber Applications:

Antistatic and antimagnetic interference fabric
High-temperature resistant metal fabric
High temperature resistant non-woven materials
Sintered filter media
Antistatic plastic
Germproof fabric (Ni Fiber)

Nickel Fiber Packaging:

Our product is clearly tagged and labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control.
Great care is taken to avoid any damage which might be caused during storage or transportation.

FAQs

Q1: What is Nickel Fiber?

Nickel Fiber is a type of fiber made from pure nickel or nickel alloy, commonly used for its unique properties such as high corrosion resistance, excellent electrical conductivity, and high-temperature stability. It is typically used in applications requiring strength, durability, and resistance to oxidation.

Q2: Why is Nickel Fiber preferred over other materials?

• Corrosion Resistance: Compared to many other metals, nickel offers superior resistance to corrosion and oxidation, especially in harsh environments such as acidic or high-temperature settings.
• Durability: Nickel fibers are durable and can maintain their strength even under high stress and at elevated temperatures, making them ideal for use in demanding applications.
• Electrical Conductivity: Nickel’s ability to conduct electricity efficiently is a significant advantage in many electrical and electronic applications.
• Magnetic Properties: Pure nickel fibers are non-magnetic, which is beneficial for certain specialized applications, such as in non-magnetic clothing or in industries that require non-ferrous metals.

Q3: Is Nickel Fiber easy to process?

Nickel fiber can be more challenging to process than some other metals, especially when dealing with pure nickel. The material can be relatively hard and may require specialized equipment for drawing, spinning, or weaving. However, once processed, it is highly durable and stable.